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… generally has a heavy burden when seeking to overcome a prosecutorial denial of his [or her] admission into … it must further be shown that the prosecutorial error complained of will clearly subvert the goals underlying … defendant's husband that defendant becomes "very angry very fast." The judge further observed during oral argument on …
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… detectives had a reasonable suspicion defendant had committed a crime, possession of a CDS, to justify a request … "multiple turns" and "alternate paths that weren't the most fast or the fastest or the most direct route." Detectives … that defendant was traveling to New York. Unable to quickly get close to New York, the detectives were "staggered" along …
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… Submitted April 9, 2024 – Decided April 26, 2024 Before Judges Gooden Brown, Haas and Bergman. On … three magazines for sale and that the UCO would need to "get the money right away" if he wanted to purchase the gun. … or near-the-scene identifications "facilitate and enhance fast and effective police action[,]" because they are likely …
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… $112,264 per 3 A-2592-18T4 year. The judge imputed an income of $20,000 per year to plaintiff, then sixty- three … implanted in 1999, 2004, and 2015. She stated: "After getting his third [pacemaker] defendant testified that he … alike,' . . . , neither bright-line tests nor hard and fast rules should be imposed when imputing a reasonable rate …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, P.E.R.C. No. 2020-11. Mets Schiro & McGovern, … of a new Article 28, "Police Training[.]" We need not get into the particulars of the two provisions, because the … 561 (2013)). "The doctrine prevents litigants from 'playing fast and loose' with, or otherwise manipulating, the …
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… could see them." The two passengers in the vehicle complied with Vitter's directive, but defendant did not . … [detained,] . . . police officers may order the driver to get out of the vehicle without violating the Fourth … but the Court also explained it did not adopt a "hard and fast rule that suspicion of illegal drug possession never …
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… purchased a three-carat diamond ring from Tiffany and Company (Tiffany's) in Atlantic City. To finance his … a Tiffany's diamond ring so [defendant could] use it to get what he really wanted, fast cash." During trial, the State raised defendant's …
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… Harvey argued the cause for appellant (Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, LLC, attorneys; Peter H. Lederman … at two liquor stores. She also reported that he was driving fast. Karen told the dispatcher that she was very worried … occurring, and proceeded to tap on defendant's window to get his attention. He then asked defendant if he was okay …
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… he was assigned to the CCPD's Real Time Tactical Operations Command Center, which is the department's technological 1 … the woman try to grab the man's arm in an effort to get him to leave, but he evaded her and she walked away. … record. The judge noted that the officers had acted in "a fast-moving situation" in which there were reports of a gun …
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… could see them." The two passengers in the vehicle complied with Vitter's directive, but defendant did not . … [detained,] . . . police officers may order the driver to get out of the vehicle without violating the Fourth … but the Court also explained it did not adopt a "hard and fast rule that suspicion of illegal drug possession never …
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… he was assigned to the CCPD's Real Time Tactical Operations Command Center, which is the department's technological 1 … the woman try to grab the man's arm in an effort to get him to leave, but he evaded her and she walked away. … record. The judge noted that the officers had acted in "a fast-moving situation" in which there were reports of a gun …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, P.E.R.C. No. 2020-11. Mets Schiro & McGovern, … of a new Article 28, "Police Training[.]" We need not get into the particulars of the two provisions, because the … 561 (2013)). "The doctrine prevents litigants from 'playing fast and loose' with, or otherwise manipulating, the …
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… $112,264 per 3 A-2592-18T4 year. The judge imputed an income of $20,000 per year to plaintiff, then sixty- three … implanted in 1999, 2004, and 2015. She stated: "After getting his third [pacemaker] defendant testified that he … alike,' . . . , neither bright-line tests nor hard and fast rules should be imposed when imputing a reasonable rate …
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… purchased a three-carat diamond ring from Tiffany and Company (Tiffany's) in Atlantic City. To finance his … a Tiffany's diamond ring so [defendant could] use it to get what he really wanted, fast cash." During trial, the State raised defendant's …
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… detectives had a reasonable suspicion defendant had committed a crime, possession of a CDS, to justify a request … "multiple turns" and "alternate paths that weren't the most fast or the fastest or the most direct route." Detectives … that defendant was traveling to New York. Unable to quickly get close to New York, the detectives were "staggered" along …
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… Submitted April 9, 2024 – Decided April 26, 2024 Before Judges Gooden Brown, Haas and Bergman. On … three magazines for sale and that the UCO would need to "get the money right away" if he wanted to purchase the gun. … or near-the-scene identifications "facilitate and enhance fast and effective police action[,]" because they are likely …
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… Harvey argued the cause for appellant (Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, LLC, attorneys; Peter H. Lederman … at two liquor stores. She also reported that he was driving fast. Karen told the dispatcher that she was very worried … occurring, and proceeded to tap on defendant's window to get his attention. He then asked defendant if he was okay …
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… over her claim that an account held by a limited liability company controlled by defendant Jeffrey E. Devers is a … jurisdictional holding was erroneous. In 2009, Christine commenced this action to dissolve her nearly twenty- … v. Bd. of Educ. of City of Elizabeth, 224 N.J. 126, 136 (2016); Petersen v. Falzarano, 6 N.J. 447, 452-53 …
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… local residents with local businesses within a particular community. The idea involved development of a new media … marketing local businesses to area residents through their company, VMG.4 Black saw an opportunity to use his business … by Black with the assistance of the owner of a landscaping company 4 VMG published several print magazines touting …
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… for services, but she refused to participate. On December 26, 2014, S.L.S. was arrested for drug possession and a … ideations again towards the unborn child. Since she was non-compliant in taking her medications for schizophrenia, … bipolar, and mood disorders, she was involuntarily committed to Trenton Psychiatric Hospital, where she …